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What do Soviet and US infantrymen have in common? The Afghan flashback. The country looks the same even after 40 years... Just different soldiers (read young men) who are ordered to enter the country... Big thanks @OmnistarEast for the subtitles in both languages! Edit: I'd translate the chorus as 'Wish me a good luck in this battle. Wish me not to be left on this grassfield" meaning to survive and get home safely.
I was driving in the middle of the night in GTA IV, just enjoying Liberty City with Niko, when I decided to give the game's Russian radio a try, this was the first song that played and I don't know how to explain it but I loved it
Кино was always my father's favorite band from his time in Afghanistan In the 80's he introduced it to me and for that I will always hold the band and this song in particular close to my heart, I enjoy how much it has seen a new light in the west.
@@5yrniki there is sadder music than Russian Rock. Bands like Anathema and Antimatter come to mind, but there is no surge in popularity there. It's not about being sad.
@@RamaboyButylka777Вообще-то они давно в Москве с официальными визитами.Даже кроме азиатов и деревень для ...негров ,договорились и талибов в качестве новых граждан завозить.Проверяйте.
I love Kino, all of their songs are works of art. There is a reason they are considered to be one of the most influential Russian Bands of all time. Цой жив!
@@zakonno ну вообще музыка кино очень простая, песня может состоять из 3 аккордов, но это не отнимает у неё, как бы это сказать, бл мысль потерял. Ну короче хоть и 3 аккорда но она душевная
I don't speak a word of Russian and I was able to feel what this song was about before I ever read a translation. It sounds like being far from home. This one really gets me, RIP Viktor Tsoi.
Great song ! For those who don't know, the name of the song is due to the fact that on the sleeve of the soldiers were written their blood type if a transfusion had to be done quickly
actually not. Numbers and blood type was put on chest becouse slaves were to easy to rip in battle. Many Tsoi fans have theory becouse of that this song is about methaporical war, not real one. Same with nye nazhatyj vo vriemia kurok. If it was real it should be nye pacyanutyi. So theres few weird sentences that some people believe that Tsoi wasnt singing about afghan
@@user-oz3uj9xu7n Современная соевая молодёжь всё песни Цоя превратила в революционные. Конкретно здесь он поёт о том, что он не хочет убивать и умирать, но он должен.
Every time someone asks me what i listen to i answer bands like kino or kaskad or any russian war music and they are like "So metal music?" So i show them and they get addicted too. Every time you help us to get distracted from the outside world. Thank you Omnistar
That part is implied, not explicitly stated. If you were proficient in both English and Russian, then you would understand that from Russian to English always has a “rough” translation. People listening to this song understand the context of “ not to stay in the grass”. If the whole song was sung in English most people could understand it.
@@andreykaminskiy2391 Not entirely, you get the meaning of it and most of the words, but I do appreciate you telling everyone that because it is helpful, thank you
Thank you so much Omnistar for covering Gruppa Krovi and putting some great Soviet Afghan war footage alongside , I have been waiting on you to do a video on this song and you delivered Цой жив !
@@yalovoyhznepomny Well, it may not be the exact same, but I've heard Avail by The Burns and also some various 80s russian new wave and liked those as well.
@@Rslb7. This is the first time I've heard of them. Anyway, I'm glad that there are whole channels on the Internet that translate popular songs into other languages
@@vulpes7079 The first and second World imperialist wars cost humanity one hundred and fifty million dead people. The current contradictions between the fucked-up rulers of different states can lead to the death of all mankind.
I started my journey into music from Russia several years ago, Kino was among the very first bands I heard, to this day I still love and enjoy their music very much. Knowing the lyrics of gruppa krovi, I always imagined it should have a video like this, great job putting together the music and the footage. Цой жив!
First heard this song years ago on one of my favorite streamers videos. It grabbed me right away. And that chorus is just hauntingly beautiful. I don’t understand a word of Russian but that guitar, that bass, and those drums behind his voice are trying to tell you something very important. You might not understand the language in the song, but you can FEEL it.
@@mcfeddle certainly! However one could make an argument that there is more direct difference in genre between songs whose purpose it is to say "war is bad" and songs who seek to "this is what war is like" and it being bad
As a 19 yrs old. When I hear this russian song composed by кино, I felt like this is so fire. that song will never gets old until we grow older and lie on our own coffins.
Amazing work brother! I love your music and I am very glad you uploaded Группа Крови because its one of my favourite songs. I hope to see more content from кино and it will always have a special place in my heart. Greetings from Estonia 🇪🇪🇪🇪
i know this is completely unrelated but every time i think about Estonia i always think of that one screenshot of a conversation where a guy gets estonia and equestria (the place from my little pony) mixed up
Omnistar, thanks so much for this video. I must have watched it 100 times - there's something so surreal about the Soviet Afghan war, especially set to this music - like it's an alternate universe. Especially as somebody from the West. This song inspired me to learn Russian. I'm 4 months in so far and understand more and more every day! As Victor would say "Пожелай мне удачи"
Absolutely beautiful. Gooose bumps. This is music not the illininati satanic crap we hear on radio now. Dont get me wrong i love american music up until late 90s and non mainatream stuff up until now but russia has some amazing music in all eras of their history. Love to russia from slovakia
Life was good, meaningful. It was rich. Not rich in terms of money, but rich culturally, intellectually, and healthwise. To be young was fun, with knowledge free and easily accessible, with the culture at every corner, and sports for everyone. The pace was slow: plenty of time to think, learn, analyze. But it was also the height of the Cold War. We were young, rebellious, and easy to manipulate. We were never satisfied with what we were given. We took for granted everything. At night, we were glued to our radio receivers, listening to the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe, and other broadcasting services aiming at discrediting socialism and all countries which were fighting against Western imperialism. Czech socialist industrial conglomerates were building, in solidarity, entire factories, from steel to sugar mills, in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. But we saw no glory in this because Western propaganda outlets were simply ridiculing such undertakings. Our cinemas were showing masterpieces of Italian, French, Soviet, Japanese cinema. But we were told to demand junk from the US. The music offering was great, from live to recorded. Almost all music was, actually, available although with some delay, in local stores or even on stage. What was not sold in our stores was nihilist rubbish. But that was precisely what we were told to desire. And we did desire it, and copied it with religious reverence, on our tape recorders. If something was not available, the Western media outlets were shouting that it is a gross violation of free speech. They knew, and they still know now, how to manipulate young brains. At some point, we were converted into young pessimists, criticizing everything in our countries, without comparing, without even a tiny bit of objectivity. We were told, and we repeated: Everything in the Soviet Union or Czechoslovakia was bad. Everything in the West was great. Yes, it was like some fundamentalist religion or mass-madness. Hardly anyone was immune. Actually, we were infected, we were sick, turned into idiots. We were using public, socialist facilities, from libraries to theaters, subsidized cafes, to glorify the West and smear our own nations. This is how we were indoctrinated, by Western radio and television stations, and by publications smuggled into the two countries. In those days, plastic shopping bags from the West became the status symbols! You know, those bags that you get in some cheap supermarkets or department stores. When I think about it at a distance of several decades, I can hardly believe it: Young educated boys and girls, proudly walking down the streets, exhibiting cheap plastic shopping bags, for which they paid a serious amount of money. Because they came from the West. Because they were symbolizing consumerism! Because we were told that consumerism is good. We were told that we should desire "freedom". Western-style freedom. We were instructed to "fight for freedom". In many ways, we were much freer than the West. I realized it when I first arrived in New York and saw how badly educated local children of my age were, and how shallow their knowledge of the world was; and how little culture there was in regular midsize North American cities. Our food was tastier, ecologically produced. But we wanted colorful Western packaging. We demanded chemicals. - Andre Vltchek
What do Soviet and US infantrymen have in common? The Afghan flashback. The country looks the same even after 40 years... Just different soldiers (read - young men) who are ordered to fight in a foreign country and had to left with... unaccomplished mission, lost friends, empty souls. Big thanks @OmnistarEast for the subtitles in both languages! Edit: I'd translate the chorus as 'Wish me a good luck in this coming battle. Wish me not to be left on this grassfield" meaning to survive and get home alive.
The British redcoat, the Soviet conscript, the American soldier. 3 different worlds, three different centuries, all swallowing dust in that accursed land...
@@MajesticOakесли бы британцев там не было, и они не лезли туда со своей "Большой игрой", то и СССР тоже бы не зашёл в Афганистан. Имхо. Опять же, где Афганистан и где остров Великобритании и США?🤷🏼♀️ Надо и нам залезть в Ирландию и в Канаду, навести там бардак
@@VasilyevaEkaterina Those who only ever seek to point out the splinters in others eyes; not caring about the twigs in their own... will go blind first. I am not here to tell you "west good" and "russia bad" or whatever. But if you constantly only ever think ALL the problems of this world only and exclusively stem from "the others"...once "the others" are gone; who will you blame when no paradise sets in? Have a nice day; stay safe.
Hace años tenia curiosidad sobre como sonaría el rock Ruso lo escribí en youtube y conocí a Kino ahora lo escuho mas seguido definitivamente el único artista del grupo de los 28 del que nadie te hablara
Excelente música, me encanta mucho las músicas Soviéticas y del Pacto de Varsovia, prefiero mil veces escuchar estas hermosas canciones, en lugar de las músicas Actuales, Escucho estás músicas en la calle por dónde camino y en el trabajo, no importa que me llamen Raro ✨✨ Saludos desde Bolivia-Santa Cruz 🍷✨
When I was studying Soviet-Afghan war, this was the first russian song I was introduced to, including Kino. Since then I've been hooked on it as well as other russian songs. This music hits hard with every Soviet Afghan war montages I've seen.
@user-bt7jn5kr3p Both the Soviet Union and the West made the same mistake in Afghanistan, but all we did was make it worse. Hopefully we can make peace for the future ✌️
@@thomitch1995 изучи историю того периода, как русские оказались в Афганистане? Кто их туда пригласил? С кем воевали? ... Историю событий 2008 года в грузии, войну во вьетнаме и корее и сейчас на украине... Что объединяет эти войны? Почитай, будет интересно...
Holy crap I LOVE this song! Kino is, in my opinion, one of if not the best bands from Russia. They're up there with Molchat Doma. Also may Viktor Tsoi rest in peace. Edit: NVM. Kino number one! Molchat Doma is still good though.
Molchat doma are up there, close to Kino, not the other way around. Kino is the best Russian band and the original. Molchat doma got influenced by Kino. Molchat doma are awesome, but Kino is always number one !
As an immigrant kid of serbian parents, i always felt like we have a connection to the russian people. We think in many ways the same. Especially on live philosophy.
There's so much mid/subpar music from 80s/90s Russia that sounds just like this, but once you realize it's about the wars they fought in Afghanistan, Chechnya, and beyond, it becomes some of the best music you've ever heard. I love this stuff.
I discovered this on Vladivostok FM and the way Ruslana, the DJ, always introduces this is always in a jolly manner, shouting the words, 'GRUPPA KROVI!' damn I didn't know this was a melancholic song.
fire ahh afghanistan beats 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️ imma enjoy it while im still alive there also heres mine: WE MAKIN OUTTA 'EM ZINC-LACED COFFINS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️💀💀💀
I love listening to Soviet era songs or post ones since they feel different on what normally I hear as a western person and plus translation truly helps understand the natural vagueness of artists songs. Truly a Vietnam war like war on which the powerful one turns out to be incapable.
thank you omni, our family enjoy this music and we share this together. again thank you, wish you the best and hope you keep doing the things you love and sharing this music with us
Kino is proof positive that humans can create immaculate and beautiful art even when locked down under oppressive conditions. They did new wave just as good, if not better than any band that came out of the UK. Viktor Tsoi was a genius, and that shows in the comment section of this video. A group of people from all different places in the world, speaking different languages, coming together and saying “this thing slaps” A big thanks to the channel Bandsplaining for introducing me to Kino!
Не хочу , чтобы так было ! Не хочу , что- бы , погибали парни всей Земли ! Хочу пожелать , чтобы все были дома , трудились , воспитыаали деток , любили и были любимы ! Мальчики родные ! Хватит воевать ! ❤️❤️❤️ ! ✌️
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I very much enjoy those songs you upload, Mr East! Appreciation from Brazil 🇧🇷!
Thank you so much for making this, gruppa krovi is literally my favorite song
please do peremen next
What do Soviet and US infantrymen have in common?
The Afghan flashback.
The country looks the same even after 40 years... Just different soldiers (read young men) who are ordered to enter the country...
Big thanks @OmnistarEast for the subtitles in both languages!
Edit: I'd translate the chorus as 'Wish me a good luck in this battle. Wish me not to be left on this grassfield" meaning to survive and get home safely.
@@0bserver416 Afghanistan is just the same, just the in 1988 it were young men with red uniforms, in 2000's, it was young men with green uniforms.
I was driving in the middle of the night in GTA IV, just enjoying Liberty City with Niko, when I decided to give the game's Russian radio a try, this was the first song that played and I don't know how to explain it but I loved it
Cousin?! When are we going to play bowling?
@@ingvarz7468 No cousin, me and boys trying to kill dimitri with many ways. so no bowling for you cousin roman
In the post-Soviet space this song is legendary (there is even an English version)
Seriously??
@@patriot17764thballs
Там в самом начале вставки про погранцов идущих по берегу моря
Это я иду- курилы, кунашир 1988 застава алехина
Братан, уважение, здоровья, долгих лет... И жизни, и просмотров...
Пограничнику Курил привет от пограничника Ахалцихе. Бывших пограничников не бывает.
А правду ли пишут, дескать афганские талибы готовы выполнить свой интернациональный долг на Украине?
@@RSK-1389 за этих вещей спроси в талибов...
@@ДмитрийС-ь9ы слава Богу, уже нет, это уже Россия.
Кино was always my father's favorite band from his time in Afghanistan In the 80's he introduced it to me and for that I will always hold the band and this song in particular close to my heart, I enjoy how much it has seen a new light in the west.
yeah Kino and many Russian music talents suddenly become popular in the West is a miracle of our time.
@@mrmakhno3030 Doomer culture likes crepuscular music tones. Russian rock just delivers.
@@DeltaPi314 precisely! : )
plus, younger people are generally sadder than before. 😞
@@5yrniki there is sadder music than Russian Rock. Bands like Anathema and Antimatter come to mind, but there is no surge in popularity there. It's not about being sad.
thanks to War Thunders Update Teaser!
Долгих лет тем, кто выжил 1979-1989! Вас не забыли и всегда будут помнить! Автору, спасибо ❤
Жалко что умерли они ради того чтобы Моджахеды и дальше комшмарили Афганистан
@@RamaboyButylka777более того до них и не было моджахедов, они появились как сопротивление советам😅
Не было там моджахедов: вам сказок вагон нарассказывали, чтобы вы только подняли автоматы в руки и не передумали стрелять.@@RamaboyButylka777
Да да...а щас талибов ОФИЦИАЛЬНО будут завозить в качестве мигрантов.
@@RamaboyButylka777Вообще-то они давно в Москве с официальными визитами.Даже кроме азиатов и деревень для ...негров ,договорились и талибов в качестве новых граждан завозить.Проверяйте.
I love Kino, all of their songs are works of art. There is a reason they are considered to be one of the most influential Russian Bands of all time. Цой жив!
Группа Кино самая влиятельная самая лучшая рок группа в мире из всех существовавших и существующих. Каждое слово со смыслом, и музыка очень красивая
@@zakonno ну вообще музыка кино очень простая, песня может состоять из 3 аккордов, но это не отнимает у неё, как бы это сказать, бл мысль потерял. Ну короче хоть и 3 аккорда но она душевная
🖖❤❤❤
Сталин тоже жив в сердцах советского народа.
Sssr
When the world needed him the most, he returned! Welcome back! Love from Romania🇷🇴
Și tu asculți kino? :))))
As an American learning Russian, this hits different. R.I.P. Viktor Tsoi, truly a legend.
Amem, brother
Same ❤
Same, more Russian I learn song gets sadder tbh
@@jacobhicks7440 I agree brother.
If you will ever need help with the learning or anything about Russian, hit me up brother
I don't speak a word of Russian and I was able to feel what this song was about before I ever read a translation. It sounds like being far from home. This one really gets me, RIP Viktor Tsoi.
It’s like how John Oliver commented about the song “a man like Putin”
“THAT SONG HAS BEEN STUCK IN MY HEAD ALL WEEK AND I DONT EVEN SPEAK RUSSIAN”
Цой жив!
I learn Russian in school, so I kinda know what are they saying.
@@filip.radovic did anyone find the guy who asked?
@@thechanglongwang why do you have to be so negative?
Great song ! For those who don't know, the name of the song is due to the fact that on the sleeve of the soldiers were written their blood type if a transfusion had to be done quickly
that and their credentials, which is the ''serial number'' he talks about
actually not. Numbers and blood type was put on chest becouse slaves were to easy to rip in battle. Many Tsoi fans have theory becouse of that this song is about methaporical war, not real one. Same with nye nazhatyj vo vriemia kurok. If it was real it should be nye pacyanutyi.
So theres few weird sentences that some people believe that Tsoi wasnt singing about afghan
@@user-oz3uj9xu7n Современная соевая молодёжь всё песни Цоя превратила в революционные. Конкретно здесь он поёт о том, что он не хочет убивать и умирать, но он должен.
@@user-oz3uj9xu7n конечно не о афганистане,это очевидно.
No way sherlock
I swear this band has better solos than most western bands.
Every time someone asks me what i listen to i answer bands like kino or kaskad or any russian war music and they are like "So metal music?" So i show them and they get addicted too. Every time you help us to get distracted from the outside world. Thank you Omnistar
“Don’t stay in this grass” is a bad translation. The guy sings that he wouldn't like to lie dead in the grass.
That part is implied, not explicitly stated. If you were proficient in both English and Russian, then you would understand that from Russian to English always has a “rough” translation. People listening to this song understand the context of “ not to stay in the grass”. If the whole song was sung in English most people could understand it.
@@CrimsonSpider916 But the translation is still unsuccessful, isn’t it?))
@@andreykaminskiy2391 Not entirely, you get the meaning of it and most of the words, but I do appreciate you telling everyone that because it is helpful, thank you
No, actually "don't stay"
Говорю как русскоговорящий)
@@rybach_ck Тут мало быть русскоговорящим, друг, тут ещё и в английском разбираться надо)
"war is where the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing eachother."
simpletons like to think that way. everything has a reason. if you dwell into details you might understand why.
@@kjererrt7804 The quote is from Grand Theft Auto IV, where this is one of the most iconic songs in the game.
@@slicksouthpaw1350 ah i'm sorry.
Niko. Let’s go bowling
GTA memories 😢
Love this song, I’m so glad I discovered Russian rock and kino this year. As an America it’s great.
Same mate
хм)
Hi from Russia 😊🤗❤️❤️🔥I LOVE YOU 💕
Joanna Stingray, an American singer, promoted and performed with the group Kino.
Listen to the black album by Kino, it's very good
Thank you so much Omnistar for covering Gruppa Krovi
and putting some great Soviet Afghan war footage alongside ,
I have been waiting on you to do a video on this song and you delivered
Цой жив !
Цой жив!
Цой жив!
Цой жив!
Цой жив!
It is one of the most beautiful songs. Best russian song.
This is a controversial statement. I believe that the best Russian song is "Поезд на Ленинград" followed by «Аты-Баты».
Still play GTA IV and love hearing this song on the radio.
A random person on the Internet just recommended this band to me, and I don't even have to feign a liking for it at all. It's superb.
Good.
music of a Legend... Kino is the greatest, let them live in your heart and they will never die
Try more Russian Rock
@@yalovoyhznepomny Well, it may not be the exact same, but I've heard Avail by The Burns and also some various 80s russian new wave and liked those as well.
@@Rslb7. This is the first time I've heard of them. Anyway, I'm glad that there are whole channels on the Internet that translate popular songs into other languages
The way the world is looking has me thinking that everyone will soon have their blood types on their sleeves.
This shit has already happened twice in the history of mankind.
Its coming, will be worse than WW2. Prepare Accordingly
What do you mean
@@vulpes7079 world war 3 has begun.
@@vulpes7079 The first and second World imperialist wars cost humanity one hundred and fifty million dead people.
The current contradictions between the fucked-up rulers of different states can lead to the death of all mankind.
Я так долго ждал эту песню от вас. Спасибо!
I started my journey into music from Russia several years ago, Kino was among the very first bands I heard, to this day I still love and enjoy their music very much.
Knowing the lyrics of gruppa krovi, I always imagined it should have a video like this, great job putting together the music and the footage.
Цой жив!
Great tune, even greater writing. Kino was special. Salute from Brazil.
First heard this song years ago on one of my favorite streamers videos. It grabbed me right away. And that chorus is just hauntingly beautiful. I don’t understand a word of Russian but that guitar, that bass, and those drums behind his voice are trying to tell you something very important. You might not understand the language in the song, but you can FEEL it.
Не остаться в этой траве,братан
this song. despite me not being russian.
has been burned into my mind thanks to my tendency to larp and GTA IV.
Vladisvostok FM my beloved
i was waiting for this comment
ITS A RUSSIAN POP EXTRAVAGANZA GAN-GAN-GAN-GANZAAA
THIS VLADIVOSTOK FM
@@chips_lol9537 YESSIR
larp harder, it always pays off trust me
Wich one is better? original Vladivostok or EFLC Vladivostok?
Incredible. I’m from the usa never heard this before. Art.
Друг мой. Ты много чего не слышал.
@@АлександрСмирнов-ш2у Я американец, а я думаю тоже, что советская рок хорошая.
Viktor Tsoi and Origa are two of my most favorite russian musician.
Beautiful music and song.
Salute from France.
Hi from Russia ❤
Tiens, un français xD. Je suis pas le seul alors
@@Fantastic_Mr_Fox non tu n'es pas seul mon ami. La coïncidence de voir ton message 24 minutes seulement après son poste est assez folle
I have to admit this song is addictive... can't get it out of my head.
Представь насколько она была популярна в свое время когда вышла 🔥
In Soviet Russia we can't get it out of our heads for 35 years
Why we need to let that song get out of our heads?@@kozzyrock5939
@@kozzyrock5939 love from America
This feels a lot like Russia’s fortunate son
It is but not fast song although it's still anti-war song
Because it is
@@fc-rq2bi most Russian war songs aren't anti war. they are more of a reality of war type song.
@@privatecanook the best way to be anti-war, is to showcase the reality of war.
@@mcfeddle certainly! However one could make an argument that there is more direct difference in genre between songs whose purpose it is to say "war is bad" and songs who seek to "this is what war is like" and it being bad
As a 19 yrs old. When I hear this russian song composed by кино, I felt like this is so fire. that song will never gets old until we grow older and lie on our own coffins.
As you grow older, get to know love and loss more, it just starts to hit harder.
I am 15 and I feel the same way 😢. You should listen to Kombat
Цои жив!Прибет браћа России из Сербис❤️🇷🇺🇷🇸🔥🔥
Русские и сербы - братья навек🇷🇺☦️🇷🇸
Спасибо Брат
absolutely don't forget past history Serb Yugoslavia russia USSR
Hoping your ok Good Fella
❤
Афганистан - боль наших сердец... Группа Кино написали песни на века! Цой жив!
цой мертв
Да, в том смысле, что надо было оттуда не уходить, как и из Германии. Сейчас было бы меньше проблем
When Omnistar uploads you know its a good day
Как же Автор чувствует музыку и кинохронику!!! Спасибо Автору!!!
Набери в поиске трейлер игры афганистан там как по получше будет
Amazing work brother! I love your music and I am very glad you uploaded Группа Крови because its one of my favourite songs. I hope to see more content from кино and it will always have a special place in my heart. Greetings from Estonia 🇪🇪🇪🇪
i know this is completely unrelated but every time i think about Estonia i always think of that one screenshot of a conversation where a guy gets estonia and equestria (the place from my little pony) mixed up
idk i just think thats kinda funny
@@yasirghulam8647 to what
Omnistar, thanks so much for this video. I must have watched it 100 times - there's something so surreal about the Soviet Afghan war, especially set to this music - like it's an alternate universe. Especially as somebody from the West.
This song inspired me to learn Russian. I'm 4 months in so far and understand more and more every day!
As Victor would say "Пожелай мне удачи"
Удачи)
я твой язык знаю. посмотрим как ты изучишь мой)
Когда я первый раз в юности услышала эту песню, мне показалась, что она про далекий космос и космический десант...
What a beautiful song, full of feeling just a human being tired of war as any other wishing for a peaceful life.
Absolutely beautiful. Gooose bumps. This is music not the illininati satanic crap we hear on radio now. Dont get me wrong i love american music up until late 90s and non mainatream stuff up until now but russia has some amazing music in all eras of their history. Love to russia from slovakia
Life was good, meaningful. It was rich. Not rich in terms of money, but rich culturally, intellectually, and healthwise. To be young was fun, with knowledge free and easily accessible, with the culture at every corner, and sports for everyone. The pace was slow: plenty of time to think, learn, analyze.
But it was also the height of the Cold War.
We were young, rebellious, and easy to manipulate. We were never satisfied with what we were given. We took for granted everything. At night, we were glued to our radio receivers, listening to the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe, and other broadcasting services aiming at discrediting socialism and all countries which were fighting against Western imperialism.
Czech socialist industrial conglomerates were building, in solidarity, entire factories, from steel to sugar mills, in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. But we saw no glory in this because Western propaganda outlets were simply ridiculing such undertakings.
Our cinemas were showing masterpieces of Italian, French, Soviet, Japanese cinema. But we were told to demand junk from the US.
The music offering was great, from live to recorded. Almost all music was, actually, available although with some delay, in local stores or even on stage. What was not sold in our stores was nihilist rubbish. But that was precisely what we were told to desire. And we did desire it, and copied it with religious reverence, on our tape recorders. If something was not available, the Western media outlets were shouting that it is a gross violation of free speech.
They knew, and they still know now, how to manipulate young brains.
At some point, we were converted into young pessimists, criticizing everything in our countries, without comparing, without even a tiny bit of objectivity.
We were told, and we repeated: Everything in the Soviet Union or Czechoslovakia was bad. Everything in the West was great. Yes, it was like some fundamentalist religion or mass-madness. Hardly anyone was immune. Actually, we were infected, we were sick, turned into idiots.
We were using public, socialist facilities, from libraries to theaters, subsidized cafes, to glorify the West and smear our own nations. This is how we were indoctrinated, by Western radio and television stations, and by publications smuggled into the two countries.
In those days, plastic shopping bags from the West became the status symbols! You know, those bags that you get in some cheap supermarkets or department stores.
When I think about it at a distance of several decades, I can hardly believe it: Young educated boys and girls, proudly walking down the streets, exhibiting cheap plastic shopping bags, for which they paid a serious amount of money. Because they came from the West. Because they were symbolizing consumerism! Because we were told that consumerism is good.
We were told that we should desire "freedom". Western-style freedom.
We were instructed to "fight for freedom".
In many ways, we were much freer than the West. I realized it when I first arrived in New York and saw how badly educated local children of my age were, and how shallow their knowledge of the world was; and how little culture there was in regular midsize North American cities.
Our food was tastier, ecologically produced. But we wanted colorful Western packaging. We demanded chemicals.
- Andre Vltchek
@@LiterallyWho1917damn
It's the bass riff that does it for me. Don't even know what he's talking about it but you can feel its something strong from that heavy bass.
1988:Это лучшая песня на свете
2008:Oh its a song from GTA IV
2024:I heard this song from Codename Cedar trailer
I also came here from Cedar
It brought you to dome good music
Coming here after Bivol ring walk. A big fans of Russian fighters and Kino. Grettings from Mexico
Цой Жив навсегда в наших сердцах!
I'm learning russian and i don't know why but lyrics hit hard since i understand some russian "Я хотел бы остаться с тобой" hit hard to me
What do Soviet and US infantrymen have in common?
The Afghan flashback.
The country looks the same even after 40 years... Just different soldiers (read - young men) who are ordered to fight in a foreign country and had to left with... unaccomplished mission, lost friends, empty souls.
Big thanks @OmnistarEast for the subtitles in both languages!
Edit: I'd translate the chorus as 'Wish me a good luck in this coming battle. Wish me not to be left on this grassfield" meaning to survive and get home alive.
Почитай историю и причины войны в Афганистане
The British redcoat, the Soviet conscript, the American soldier. 3 different worlds, three different centuries, all swallowing dust in that accursed land...
@@MajesticOakесли бы британцев там не было, и они не лезли туда со своей "Большой игрой", то и СССР тоже бы не зашёл в Афганистан. Имхо.
Опять же, где Афганистан и где остров Великобритании и США?🤷🏼♀️ Надо и нам залезть в Ирландию и в Канаду, навести там бардак
@@VasilyevaEkaterina After thousands of years of warfare and chaos, I'm sure that it was the British who messed up the middle east...
@@VasilyevaEkaterina Those who only ever seek to point out the splinters in others eyes; not caring about the twigs in their own... will go blind first.
I am not here to tell you "west good" and "russia bad" or whatever.
But if you constantly only ever think ALL the problems of this world only and exclusively stem from "the others"...once "the others" are gone; who will you blame when no paradise sets in?
Have a nice day; stay safe.
Hace años tenia curiosidad sobre como sonaría el rock Ruso lo escribí en youtube y conocí a Kino ahora lo escuho mas seguido definitivamente el único artista del grupo de los 28 del que nadie te hablara
Excelente música, me encanta mucho las músicas Soviéticas y del Pacto de Varsovia, prefiero mil veces escuchar estas hermosas canciones, en lugar de las músicas Actuales, Escucho estás músicas en la calle por dónde camino y en el trabajo, no importa que me llamen Raro ✨✨
Saludos desde Bolivia-Santa Cruz 🍷✨
conoce la de PEREMEN de KINO?
saludos camarada del norte
@@mariadanielalavia8877 No sabía que a una dama le gustaba estas músicas
Jejejeje me gusta me gusta ;D ✨
Это скорее уже российская. 90е
🤝✌
Framing the cuts to follow the beat of the music is such a good idea and barely anyone ever does it. It is a music video, truly!
When I was studying Soviet-Afghan war, this was the first russian song I was introduced to, including Kino. Since then I've been hooked on it as well as other russian songs.
This music hits hard with every Soviet Afghan war montages I've seen.
Эти песни были, как будто бы созданы для этой войны.
Мы хотели принести Мир.. Не получилось
@user-bt7jn5kr3p Both the Soviet Union and the West made the same mistake in Afghanistan, but all we did was make it worse. Hopefully we can make peace for the future ✌️
@@thomitch1995 изучи историю того периода, как русские оказались в Афганистане? Кто их туда пригласил? С кем воевали? ... Историю событий 2008 года в грузии, войну во вьетнаме и корее и сейчас на украине... Что объединяет эти войны? Почитай, будет интересно...
@@alexeilebedev7462заказали
Holy crap I LOVE this song! Kino is, in my opinion, one of if not the best bands from Russia. They're up there with Molchat Doma. Also may Viktor Tsoi rest in peace.
Edit: NVM. Kino number one! Molchat Doma is still good though.
Molchat doma are Belorussian, aren't they?
@@the_air_ocelot They are, but they sing in Russian.
Molchat doma are up there, close to Kino, not the other way around. Kino is the best Russian band and the original. Molchat doma got influenced by Kino. Molchat doma are awesome, but Kino is always number one !
Soviet band.
@@nickzourb190 Seems to be an oversight on my part. You're right.
Thank you Omnistar, for upploading these bangers
you're soon at a well deserved 100k
🎉
Это именно то что мы ждали!)))
Спасибо Вам!)
I've had this song stuck in my head for years and I will never pass up an opportunity to listen to this.
Thanks for the upload!
Это одна из лучших песен Кино, которые только могли существовать.
I love this song. It’s even better when I drink some vodka on a road trip across state
I've loved this song for years but the archive footage in the back makes it all the more special. Цой жив!
Слава и вечная память Советским воинам-интернационалистам!
@@FerdinandGamelin сиди уж там черносракий
I guess you didn't get the song...
Not really... It is anti war bro. No surprise why our kind (Russians) are being called retards... @@ZFG001
vechnii pozor trusskomu imprerii
@@al774 длббствуешь, чубатое?
there's something about Kino that just makes me never want to stop listening. song after song i can't stop. it's too good.
HELL YEAH!
I've been waiting for a Gruppa Krovi vid for a while now, KINO is so legendary.
Wait!.. KITE MAN?!
As an immigrant kid of serbian parents, i always felt like we have a connection to the russian people. We think in many ways the same. Especially on live philosophy.
I jesmo povezani... JEDAN NAROD, JEDNA VERA
Always love KINO music, nice job in making this vid, Comrade Omnistar❤💖👍
Why do you call each other comrade?
@@ancarh537 Kommunisimu my boi
P/s: but most importantly, friendly enough of course
@@thanhalexei3740why all serbs are communists
@@ancarh537Because comrade is a different word for battle buddy
Fun Fact: Gruppa Krovi is an anti-war song, and they performed this at the "Special Military Operation" anniversary for some reason
@@FlojHabsheroiam sala
@@FlojHabs ukraine its the same thing
@@FlojHabs peace between russia and ukraine
Yeah i found that very strange too. Like playing erika in a jewish parade
@@FlojHabsУкраинские скриптеры со своей сало в кокаине добрались и до ютуба
Dmitry Bivol's entrance last night 🤩love this song now!
Surprised this most iconic song took so long, awesome job as always!
Thank you for such great compilations! For me as a Russian, it means a lot.
Codename Cedar... I knew why your trailer sound so familiar
There's so much mid/subpar music from 80s/90s Russia that sounds just like this, but once you realize it's about the wars they fought in Afghanistan, Chechnya, and beyond, it becomes some of the best music you've ever heard. I love this stuff.
I discovered this on Vladivostok FM and the way Ruslana, the DJ, always introduces this is always in a jolly manner, shouting the words, 'GRUPPA KROVI!' damn I didn't know this was a melancholic song.
он вернулся! Спасибо за лучшую хронику под замечательные песни)
when the world needed him most he returned
I'm a big Artur fan but Bivol is warrior and a class act!
I love KINO from Philippines!
Best regards comrades !!-from korea
We making it out of afghan with this one 🗣🔊 🔥
In a black tulip 🔥🔥
LOL
Nah bro, you aint making it out
Yea
But we making it out as cargo 200
fire ahh afghanistan beats 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️
imma enjoy it while im still alive there
also heres mine:
WE MAKIN OUTTA 'EM ZINC-LACED COFFINS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️💀💀💀
Oh we'll make it out of Afghanistan.....in a black tulip....
I love listening to Soviet era songs or post ones since they feel different on what normally I hear as a western person and plus translation truly helps understand the natural vagueness of artists songs. Truly a Vietnam war like war on which the powerful one turns out to be incapable.
I love Кино и Виктор Цой ❤❤❤ Большое спасибо тебе ❤🎉❤
i can't stop listening to this masterpiece. ♥♥♥
Ďakujem bratia za krásnu pieseň 🇸🇰🇷🇺👍
Привет словакам, привет из России.
tiež počúvam ❤ snáď bude dobre
bRaŤia lol
@@glum2187 nauč sa gramatiku ty anime incesťák
Спасибо и вам, братья
Happy 61st brithday viktor tsoi!
Soviet songs are always bangers
thank you omni, our family enjoy this music and we share this together. again thank you, wish you the best and hope you keep doing the things you love and sharing this music with us
¡ que magnifica canción e increíble canal !saludos camaradas👏
One again another banger! Another good song by Kino is Star called sun. Love the amazing work Omni
2:45 gosh, that would be my favorite part in this beautiful song
Kino is proof positive that humans can create immaculate and beautiful art even when locked down under oppressive conditions.
They did new wave just as good, if not better than any band that came out of the UK.
Viktor Tsoi was a genius, and that shows in the comment section of this video.
A group of people from all different places in the world, speaking different languages, coming together and saying “this thing slaps”
A big thanks to the channel Bandsplaining for introducing me to Kino!
Probably the most anticipated song of your channel!
The song that introduced me to Kino, and is probably my favourite song of all time now.
Спасибо за прекрасную песню, Цой жив!
Цой жив!
ЦОЙ ЖИВ!
Omnistar droped another masterpiece. You made my day, thanks!
songs and music videos like this makes me feel that i have been there before
love how you wrote Gruppa Krovi with letters. It would have been a dream to have the entire song written in letters :)
Любимая песня моего отца.
Он часто слушал её в 90-е.
Лашкаргах 1984-1986.
Here because of one of the best boxers of our generation - Dimitri Bivol 🔥
Bivol is a savage 🥊
Everyone of his songs is absolutely incredible
I've been looking for a well translated music video for this song for a long, long time. Thanks Omnistar.
Не хочу , чтобы так было ! Не хочу , что- бы , погибали парни всей Земли ! Хочу пожелать , чтобы все были дома , трудились , воспитыаали деток , любили и были любимы ! Мальчики родные ! Хватит воевать ! ❤️❤️❤️ ! ✌️
Agreed
"Я хотел бы остаться с тобой. Просто остаться с тобой".
Такого не бывает всегда есть войны пока есть грех.
НЕ получится... добро должно быть с кулаками...
3:10 is Pure Metal Gear with that guitar
Спокойная ночь and Группа Крови are outstanding songs! Kino are in a league of their own - brillant. I will never stop listening.
I couldn’t agree more, and Бошетунмай and Звезда are also great songs!
My dad introduced Tsoi for me even though I'm only 11 yrs old I love him and always feel like grown up when i listen!!! mi evo lybim!!!!!
This song holds a very special place in my heart, thank you for this video😊
Excellent, thanks for posting! This might be the best song to come out of that damned war.